The Shafquat Aggenda

[leftysergeant]

On another message board, I found a post with a link to 9/11blogger which excoriates certain obvious whackadoodles within the movement, including Dr Judy and her gang and Sophia Shafquat. Basicly, thev blogger was complaining about being tarred with a brush that these and other notable tin-foilers provided.

It seems that 9/11 is not the only woo that Shafquat is pushing. On her store page, she is also selling DVDs and books on HAARP, chemtrails, natural cancer cures, income tax "law" and, is it any surprise, "The Ernst Zundel Story."

What a shock. She promotes a video defending Holocaust denial.

Never have to scratch very deep to find a Nazi connection to Da Twoof, do you?

http://www.avatarproducts.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT

 

[Caustic Logic]

What a shock. She promotes a video defending Holocaust denial.

Never have to scratch very deep to find a Nazi connection to Da Twoof, do you?

This is so dumb all I can think of to add is, in memory of Isaac Hayes, "Hey, we're just talkin bout Shafquat!" Good find. Add to Hufschmid, Valentine, etc... what's next, moon-hoaxer/twoofer crossover? Already done. Flapping-arms insane cartoon people do keep popping up, don't they?

 

[jhunter1163]

That Shafquat, she's a Nazi mutha (shut yo mouf!)

 

[T.A.M.]

Poor babies whining because their insane movement is attracting insane people.

See that, that was the smallest tear on the planet, shed for that poor whiny blogger.

TAM

 

[Wolrab]

I posted this site on another thread, but it applies here as well, I feel:
http://www.breakfornews.com/TheCIAInternetFakes.htm
The wackadoodle rants on and on about all the "disinfo" plants that have infiltrated the bowel movement. As far as I can tell, he has labeled everyone but himself as a disinformationalist (where do they come up with these words?)

 

[Toke]

Well, the idea of the secret police running the opposition groups to arrest or discredit them is an old one.
It have been done succesfully and repeatedly by the russians.

Somehow it seems less convincing in this context.

 

[The Doc]

Thanks for the post.

I'm updating the 9/11 Mysteries Guide over the coming months and information about Shafquat always helps.

Cheers

 

[ktesibios]

That kind of syndromism (or the "betcha can't swallow just one" effect) is very common among conspiracists. When your only criterion for assessing the truth value of a proposition is whether it's sufficiently anti-establishment, such errors in thinking are unavoidable.